Welcome to patterns & practices Composite Application Guidance for WPF site.
Overview
The Composite Application Guidance for WPF can help you split the development of your WPF client application across multiple development teams, each responsible for the development of a piece of the application, and help you seamlessly compose those pieces together into a client application. The guidance includes a reference implementation, reusable library code (called the Composite Application Library), documentation, quick start tutorials and hands-on labs.
Intended Audience
This guidance is intended for software architects and software developers who are building enterprise WPF client applications from loosely coupled components developed across multiple teams. The Composite Application Library is built on the Microsoft .NET Framework and Windows Presentation Foundation, and it uses a number of software design patterns. Familiarity with these technologies and patterns is useful for evaluating and adopting the Composite Application Library.
Where to go next?
| Action | Link |
| Learn more about "Composite Application Guidance for WPF" | Overview |
| Watch the InfoQ interview on the new guidance | Interview |
| Read the recommendations on how to quickly use this guidance | Getting Started |
| Read our release notes | Releases |
| Explore our compilation of tips, tricks and guidance from the Composite WPF team and the community | Knowledge Base |
News
Composite Application Guidance for WPF 2008 just shipped. Get it here.
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